[OpenWrt-Users] out of disc space (Was: something else)

[Simon Lowen]

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OK - Back up and running.  Deleted files manually and then touched the
ones deleted.  Next ran ipkg remove <pkg.name>



Simon Lowen wrote:
| However, I have a problem now. I tried to remove a package to free up
| some space:
|
| /# ipkg remove arpwatch
| Removing package arpwatch from root...
| ipkg_conf_write_status_files: Can't open status file:
| //usr/lib/ipkg/status for writing: No space left on device
| Successfully terminated.
|
|
| Oopps.  How can I remove this package manually and clear up the ipkg dB
| cleanly?
|
|
| Simon Lowen wrote:
| | I found the problem.  ran out of disc space.
| |
| | It had be confuddeled for a while because I was not used to having so
| | little space.   This has stopped me from being unable to log into it so
| | will reboot.
| |
| | Cheers
| |
| |
| | Jan Willies wrote:
| | | Simon Lowen wrote:
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| | |> Dear All,
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| | |> I tried to edit a file on OpenWRT :
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| | |> - -rw-r--r--    1 root     root         5847 Jun  7 05:59
| /etc/tor/torrc
| | |>
| | |>
| | |> However, either vi or echo does not modify the file.
| | |
| | | That's indeed weird. What image did you flash, which revision, fs,
| | etc? Does creating other files work?
| | |
| | |
| | | - Jan
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